Victoria Bryant State Park

Always great course to play and always in excellent condition. My wife loves this course because of the layout and the challenges. Everyone should make the trip to enjoy the scenery and a day out you will enjoy.

We played the course a little while back, maybe 6 months ago, really liked it then, but just have not gotten back because we play a lot of different courses. Played it again on 9/13 and found it to be in great condition so we went back again on 9/16. Our drive was 45 miles each way but found the courses to be well worth the money and the drive.

This is a great course to hone your game using every club in your bag. The holes are a good mix of challenging, to very challenging, to difficult. You have to be on top of your swing otherwise the course gods and the state forest will eat up your balls. The greens are perfect and birdies will be had if you can put. Great amenities, always nice people and plenty of ice and water stations on the course. Have fun but make sure your big stick is working.

Course is in great shape! People are always friendly. Recommend this course to everyone I know.

Good course. Some holes are not necessarily good golf holes. Greens are very tough to play. Subtle looking breaks often are big breaks. Grain affects the ball more than most any course I’ve played. But they are always in good shape.

Always impressed at how great this course is laid out and how good of a shape it’s in. Hidden jewel in N Ga

I have been playing golf in Georgia since 1997; and playing this course since early 2,000's. To me this is one of the best public courses in the State. The layout is very conducive to challenging all facets of your game. Woods, long irons and short irons are all used on the array of interesting layouts for the holes. Accuracy is needed on nearly every hole, except maybe no#1. The first hole and second hole lulls you into thinking that this course is easy; but soon the golf gods slap you in the face when you get to No#3. I like to play the Blue tees on this course, because if you are an average golfer, you need to bring your A game to go home with a decent score. Playing this course certainly shrinks the balls (golf) and everything else. Everybody needs a shrinking some time to bring you back to reality. Have a great round at a great course; you will need the well wishes.

I have played Highland Walk several times and each time I play I have a great time and enjoy the golf course.

The wort part of the entire day was the golf cart attendant. He was rude and tried to be bossy. We were trying to get ice for the cooler (heat index was 100 today and so we needed water and ice) Cart attendant yelled at my partner and I to come to him vs. going into the club house to get ice. We did not realize he was hollering at us. We thought he was hollering at another person who was returning a cart to the car return area.

Other than the rude cart attendant, the place is great. The greens were recently aerated so the greens were not in pristine condition, but give them a couple weeks and they will be back to their normal, great condition.

During our round it began pouring rain for about 20 minutes so the course was wet and soggy, but that did not stop us from having a great time and a great round. I really like the layout and the challenge of the course. There is only one hole (#7) which is goofy and gimmicky. Other than #7, the holes are fun, challenging and a true test. They do a great job keeping the course in great condition.

There are lots of elevation changes and holes where you have to hike up and down hills to get to the greens, but other than that, I highly recommend Highland Walk.

I drove down from Clemson on a Sunday afternoon to try and squeeze 18 in, and this course was more than worth it. The greens were smooth, which can be a rarity in late June, and the fairways were plenty to hit out of. The staff was friendly and I really enjoyed my round.

The course was in great shape despite the heavy rains we've had recently. Loved it.

Loved the course but it is difficult for older legs. Lots of climbing up and down hills. It was in great shape and well maintained.

If you love a challenge and some great greens, go make the drive to Royston to play here! Worth the drive! Love getting an early tee time and playing a quick 18 on a challenging course! I’ll be going back often!